Sentence examples for predictions which would from inspiring English sources

The SNP-effects maintain the physical accuracy while significantly increasing the distinctiveness of the facial predictions, which would be expected to reduce false positives in perceptual identification tasks.

In the 18th and 19th centuries it was hoped that they would get a result accurate enough to help improve astronomical tables and predictions, which would, in turn, improve the navigation and cartography that relied on this data.

Of all new predictions, we exclude HIV-related predictions, which would, due to their large number, make literature search difficult.

The slope of the regression lines of predicted phenotypes on actual phenotypes are expected to be 1 if the model produces unbiased predictions, which would validate the estimates of explained variances.

There's nothing to stop it," he said in a prediction which would have devastating impact on tax revenues which are already rattling down as production falls.

But this prediction, which would imply GE Capital needs just another $266 million or so, seems too low when judged against the market.

Moore's prediction, which would become known as Moore's Law, was the "favorable exponential" that Kay applied.

The data they do use mostly concern anomaly detection and control, not optimization and prediction, which would offer the greatest value.

In addition, no significant downward shift of CA estimates was found when upright (t(14) = 1.5, p = .15) relative to the ground truth prediction, which would have indicated being conservative in estimating object stability.

The algorithm realizes the tenet of 'the more labeled data, the better prediction' which would be applied to most machine learning algorithms.

However, the recursion scheme of RNAcofold could easily be adapted to use new symbols for base pair constraints and a scoring scheme that is common to hierarchical approaches of pseudoknot structure prediction, which would avoid these problems.